Threat of IMF withholding Greek aid spooks markets
The International Monetary Fund could withhold the next slice of aid to Greece due next month, the head of euro zone finance ministers said on Thursday, spooking markets with the possibility of default.
Citi seeks to keep $1 billion Lehman collateral
Citigroup Inc on Thursday sought to dismiss an effort by Lehman Brothers to recover $1 billion in collateral that the investment bank was forced to post when it was teetering on bankruptcy in the fall of 2008.
Investor sues oil traders over alleged manipulation
Two oil traders and their trading firms, already facing regulatory charges of alleged manipulation in the market for crude oil futures, were sued Thursday by a derivatives trader who claims he was harmed by their activities.
Microsoft board backs Ballmer over Einhorn
Microsoft Corp's board stood behind Chief Executive Officer Steve Ballmer on Thursday, defending its longtime leader after influential hedge fund manager David Einhorn touched off a debate by calling for his dismissal.
Sony Ericsson's eShop Website Hacked
Sony admitted today that the names, e-mail, and passwords of Sony Ericsson Canada website users has been stolen by the hackers.
Ryan Hamil's Body Found: A Father's Deep Grief Amid Widespread Tornado Toll
Ryan Hamil, a three year-old boy missing in Oklahoma since Tuesday after a tornado ripped him and his brother from their mothers' side, was found dead Thursday as his father expressed deep anguish amid a large loss of life across the MidWest due to numerous tornadoes in recent weeks.
Skyworks to buy Advanced Analogic for about $258.6 million
Analog chipmaker Skyworks Solutions has agreed to buy smaller rival Advanced Analogic Technologies for a deal valued at $258.6 million in cash and stock.
San Francisco Giants future lineup without Posey, what it should look like
The devastating injury of San Francisco Giants catcher Buster Posey is a huge blow to the Giants' starting lineup. Posey, the reigning NL Rookie of the Year, was the Giants cleanup hitter and will be difficult to replace.
10 Things the Bulls Need to Execute to Win Against the Heat
After Miami's 101-93 OT win last night, the Heat have wrestled control of the series by taking a 3-1 lead before heading back to Chicago. Derrick Rose missed a potential game winning shot as time expired in regular time.
Scotty tops iTunes, American Idol ratings surge
New American Idol champion Scotty McCreery hit No.1 on the iTunes single charts on Thursday, as Fox television reported a 21 percent surge in viewers for the all country music finale of the long-running singing contest.
Heat vs Bulls Game 5: Will the Heat Finish Off the Bulls Tonight?
2011 NBA Playoff Prediction Sees The Miami Heat Finishing Off the Chicago Bulls in Game 5 of the Eastern Conference Finals.
Fed balance sheet hits another record size
The Federal Reserve's balance sheet expanded to a record size in the latest week, as the central bank bought more bonds in an effort to support the economy, Fed data released on Thursday showed.
Lockheed network suffers major disruption: sources
Lockheed Martin Corp, the Pentagon's No. 1 supplier, is experiencing a major disruption to its computer systems that could be related to a problem with network security, two sources familiar with the issue said on Thursday.
Freescale shares rise in NYSE debut
Shares of Freescale Semiconductor Holdings rose in their stock market debut on Thursday, but the value of the chipmaker remains far below the price that buyout firms paid for it at the height of the last credit boom.
Lawmakers Leery Of AT&T Acquisition Of T-Mobile
Members of the House Judiciary Committee said they were skeptical that AT&T's planned acquisition of T-Mobile would benefit consumers, and that they feared it would mean higher prices for wireless service.
Lindsay Lohan begins house arrest, eyes on Gotti role
Mean Girls star Lindsay Lohan, who was previously sentenced to 120 days in jail and 480 hours of community service for stealing a $2,500 jewelry from a swanky jeweler, has been put under house arrest.
Lance Armstrong doping case: New San Francisco lawyers, will they help?
Lance Armstrong, the seven time winner of the Tour de France, recently hired two new lawyers to join his high-powered defense team, which already includes prominent lawyers Mark Fabiani and Bryan Daly. Armstrong is in the midst of a federal doping investigation.
Laura Ingraham Responds to Ed Schultz Outburst
Radio host Laura Ingraham responded on her Facebook page on Wednesday after fellow talk show host Ed Schultzmade controversial comments calling her a derogatory name during his radio program on Monday.
Google Introduces Google Wallet (PHOTOS)
Google introduced its NFC contactless payment platform, Google Wallet at an event in NYC. Here's a look at some of the photos of the event.
Do Higher Interest Rates Always Hurt The Gold Price?
The evidence from China, for example, suggests that while higher rates certainly have the potential to dent gold demand, far more important drivers are inflation and growth. China's experience may not be typical, but it's certainly worth examining. China is the world's second biggest gold market after India.
91-Year-Old Grandma Selling Suicide Kits
Sharlotte Hydorn opened the door Wednesday morning to her surprise to find federal agents carrying a warrant. They then began seizing boxes of suicide kits from her home.
Cirque Du Soleil at New York's Radio City Music Hall [Pictures & Video]
Cirque du Soleil's grand acrobatic show, 'Zarkana,' will debut at Radio City Music Hall, New York, on June 29.
NASA Discovers Supernova Factory
An orbiting NASA observatory has picked up signs that several stars exploded as supernovas in the last few million years, and more are coming.
Why didn’t Lee DeWyze present the “American Idol” Season 10 trophy?
When Scotty McCreery was crowed the winner of American Idol season 10, there was one person obviously missing from the stage: Lee DeWyze.
Watch all performances from American Idol's Season 10 finale [VIDEO]
Wednesday night's finale of American Idol was a star studded affair. A number of today's hottest artists took the stage at the Nokia Theatre in Los Angeles to perform with the contestants of American Idol.
A Map Of The Universe, 10 Years In The Making
Researchers create the most comprehensive map of the universe ever created.
Sloppy recycling seen posing threat to green tech
The green technology industry was warned on Thursday that its growth is threatened by a failure to recycle metals and especially rare earth elements.
Republicans, Democrats skeptical of AT&T deal
Lawmakers from both sides of the aisle expressed skepticism on Thursday that AT&T's proposed buy of T-Mobile USA would lead to the consumer benefits that the wireless company has promised.
Google Wallet launch heralds cutting-edge functions to come
The long-awaited debut of Google Wallet was finally announced today, marking a watershed moment for mobile payments. But there is much more cutting-edge functions to expect, when it comes to the mobile world.
Electrons Shape Could Explain Why Anti-Matter Is Rare
Electrons are almost perfect spheres, and the fact that they are could help answer questions such as why antimatter is rare.